Fishing in Kenya

According to our customers, some of the most popular fishing charters in Kenya are:
VIRPRA1

Depending on the boat, a fishing charter in Kenya can accommodate up to 7 passangers, although most charters are for 7 people.

According to our customers, some of the most popular fishing charters in Kenya are:
VIRPRA1

Typically in a charter in Kenya, a fishing boat charter will include the use of the boat, Fishing tackle, Fishing License, Bait & lures. Some charters may also include Snacks and Drinks, while others may allow you to bring your own.

Depending on the boat, a fishing charter in Kenya can accommodate up to 7 passangers, although most charters are for 7 people.

On average, the prices for a fishing trip in Kenya are around per hour. However, prices can vary depending on factors such as the duration of the trip, the size of the boat, and the number of people. For shorter fishing trips and smaller boats, prices can start as low as 17€ for 3 hours and 7 people. During the high season, prices can increase up to 584€ for a 6-hour-trip with 7 people.

Typically in a charter in Kenya, a fishing boat charter will include the use of the boat, Fishing tackle, Fishing License, Bait & lures. Some charters may also include Snacks and Drinks, while others may allow you to bring your own.

The types of fish you can catch on a fishing charter in Kenya will depend on the time of year. Some common fish species that can be caught in Kenya include: Blue Marlin, Atlantic Mackerel, Amberjack, Black Marlin, Barracuda, King mackerel.

The cost of a fishing charter in Kenya can vary depending on the duration of the trip and the size of the boat (number of people in your group), the fishing technique or the fish species you want to target. Prices can range from 17€ for 3 hours and 7 people to 584€ for 6 hours and 7 people.

In Kenya you can do a variety of fishing methods including Bottom Fishing, Marlin fishing, Shark Fishing, Deep sea fishing, Live bait fishing, Bait & Switch. Regulations and restrictions vary depending on the species.

In Kenya, you can fish:
Blue Marlin
Atlantic Mackerel
Amberjack
Black Marlin
Barracuda
. Fishing regulations may vary, so make sure to check them before you go to Kenya. We recommend Catch & Release, especially for undersized fish (for example using barbless hooks).

In Kenya, the most popular fishing techniques include Bottom Fishing, Marlin fishing, Shark Fishing, Deep sea fishing, Live bait fishing, Bait & Switch.